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Epoxy floor coatings in Kokomo, IN - a hard, clean floor over well-prepared concrete

Stained, dusty or flaking concrete gets ground, repaired and tested before we coat it, so you get a floor that's easy to clean.

  • Ground, not etched We grind the concrete so the coating has a clean surface to grip.
  • Moisture tested first We check the slab for moisture before a coating day is set.
  • Repairs before coating Cracks and broken spots get fixed as part of the prep.
  • A straight answer If your slab isn't ready, we'll tell you before coating it.
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A gray speckled epoxy floor covers a garage, with a matching raised base along the walls and red cabinets overhead.
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  • Free in-person estimates.
  • Replies within 1 business day.

How do you know your concrete floor could use an epoxy coating?

These are the things people usually notice first. Each one is simpler to fix while the problem is small and the slab is still bare.

  1. Oil stains that won't scrub out

    Dark patches under the car or mower usually mean oil has soaked into the concrete, and it has to come out before any coating will hold.

  2. Dust coming off the floor

    Bare concrete that leaves grit on your shoes is wearing away at the surface. Left alone, it keeps shedding and gets harder to keep clean.

  3. An old coating peeling up

    Flaking paint or coating usually means the first job skipped the prep. It keeps lifting, and every loose bit has to come off before a new coat.

  4. Cracks and chipped spots

    Hairline cracks and chipped spots where the top layer has broken off let water and dirt in, and they're cheaper to repair before they spread.

  5. Damp spots or a white haze

    Dark damp patches or a powdery white film often point to moisture coming up through the slab, which needs testing before anything goes over it.

  6. A floor that's slick when wet

    Smooth concrete or an old glossy coating can turn slippery with tracked-in snow or a spill, and that stays a risk until the surface changes.

Our epoxy floor coating work, start to finish

Most of an epoxy floor's life is settled before the epoxy is opened, so the concrete comes first. We grind the surface so the coating has a rough, clean face to grip, fill the cracks, patch the spalls where the top has broken away, and test the slab for moisture. When the slab is ready, we lay the coating and finish it the way you chose, and if it isn't ready, I'll tell you that instead of coating over the problem.

If the floor is in your garage, our garage floor coatings page covers the flake finishes and prep that suit a floor you park on. For shops, plants and stores, our commercial and industrial epoxy floor coatings are built for carts, equipment and steady foot traffic.

What happens after you call about an epoxy floor?

From your first call to the finished floor, the job runs in four steps, and you'll know what's planned before any grinding starts.

  1. Call or send the form

    Call (765) 319-0314 or send the form, and we'll set a time to come out and look at your floor.

  2. I test and write the estimate

    I check the slab for moisture, old coatings and cracks, then give you an estimate that explains the prep as well as the finish.

  3. We prep and coat

    We pick a coating date with you. Then our crew grinds the concrete, repairs the cracks and spalls, and lays the epoxy.

  4. Walk the finished floor

    We clean up the grinder dust and walk the finished floor with you, so you can point out anything before we leave.

Why Kokomo property owners call Kokomo Anchor Epoxy Flooring

  • A glossy black epoxy garage floor with white and gray flakes is divided into large sections, with unfinished walls and utility equipment.

    You'll deal with me on site

    I come out to test your slab myself, and I'm on the job with our crew through the prep and the coating.

  • Glossy gray flake epoxy flooring surrounds the base of a beige partition with dark trim.

    In business since 2017

    I learned this trade on a flooring crew, sweeping grinder dust before running the machines, so I know where floors go wrong.

  • A glossy gray garage floor features red rectangular work zones outlined in yellow beneath three garage doors.

    Covered while we're on your property

    We're licensed and fully insured, so you aren't carrying the risk while our crew grinds and coats your floor.

  • Gray speckled coated garage floor with dark expansion joints in front of a closed white overhead door.

    Planned for Kokomo weather

    Kokomo averages about 130 freezing nights a year and 71% humidity, so I plan coating days around what the product needs.

Get an epoxy floor estimate that explains the prep

Tell us the floor's rough size in square feet and anything you've noticed, like oil stains, cracks or damp spots. We reply within one business day to set a time for a free on-site estimate, with no obligation.

Look through these examples of epoxy floors to compare colors, flake blends and glossy finishes before you decide what you'd like on yours.

Epoxy floor questions we hear

These answers cover what people usually ask before hiring anyone for an epoxy floor. If your floor raises a question that isn't here, call or send the form.

How much does an epoxy floor coating cost in Kokomo, IN?

An installed epoxy floor coating usually costs about $3 to $12 per square foot across the US, and that's the market's range, not our price. Where your floor falls depends mostly on how much grinding, crack repair and old-coating removal it needs, along with the size of the space and the finish you pick. Our estimate gives you the figure for your floor and spells out the prep.

What is the best way to prepare concrete for epoxy?

Roughening the concrete by machine, called mechanical profiling, is the first choice, and one coating maker's guide calls it the safest method. Acid etching won't remove oil or other petroleum products, so if your floor has oil marks, ask any crew you talk to which method they plan to use. Cracked or chipped concrete should be repaired during the prep, and it's fair to ask whether that's in the price.

Does my concrete floor need a moisture test before epoxy?

Usually yes, because moisture rising out of a slab can affect the coating, and coating makers commonly require a moisture test before installation. Each maker has to state the highest reading its product accepts, so ask which limit your chosen coating sets. Concrete poured 28 days ago can still be unsuitable in some conditions, and an older slab can have a moisture source that keeps going, so age alone doesn't tell you a floor is ready.

Can an epoxy floor be made less slippery?

Yes, a fine grit can be added to the finish to make an epoxy floor less slick. Epoxy can be slippery on its own, so ask for the grit when you choose your finish and we'll add it to your floor.

Is it safe to apply epoxy floor coating myself?

It can be done, but epoxy is dangerous if it touches your skin or if its vapors, mists or particles are breathed in during spraying. Some people who work with it develop an allergy that reacts to every small skin contact afterward, so weigh that before taking the job on yourself.

What causes an epoxy floor to peel or lift?

Peeling usually traces back to the concrete under the coating, whether the slab wasn't prepared well, oil was left in it, or moisture was coming up through it. Coating over a visibly wet surface or an active leak isn't ordinary moisture control, and the water source may need a waterproofing specialist, an engineer or the coating's maker before any floor goes down.

Epoxy floors in Kokomo and nearby

The City of Kokomo issues building permits, so we check whether your job needs one and do the paperwork if it does. We serve Carmel, Peru and nearby cities too.

Ask for an epoxy floor estimate in Kokomo

Every job is backed by our satisfaction guarantee, and you can call (765) 319-0314 any day from 7 AM to 10 PM.